The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-24
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received lHSG Ouuuay $500 49,
Bergen Point Reformed Church.
Misses Mile and Hattie Westervelt: of
Poit Jervis. n. Y, are the guests OF Miss
Minnie Robertson, of Bergen Point.
On Thirty-frst street, neafDAvenue D, a
frame Dwelling house is being erected by
Post 4 Vreeland for Mrs. Joraleman, of
Centreviile.
The ordinance to open Nineteenth street,
Bergen Point, between Avenue @ and Ave.
nue. d, has been passed by the Board OF
Councllmen.
Recorder Besher soorts that during the
first three months the receipts of the City
Court amounted to s233 SIS, of which Sll
was disbursed.
Tie residents of Humphreys street,
Bereen Point, desire to have fEe street
lamps erected on that thozoughfare be
tween Avenues and u.
Recording Secretlry Henry G. Ward, OF
Arge nsuta Rowing Association, OF Bergen
Point, has been chosen member or the
Staten Island Athletic Club
The Jersey City and Bergen Railroad
Company will soon erect car depot and
waiting room at the Bergen Point terminus
of the route through this city.
To their lady friends the members of
the Pamrapo Athletic Club Will tender a
social reception Thursday evening IN Salt
er's Hall, the clubs headquarters.
The first anniversary ball of the First
ohemian-Slavonian Grown Prince Ru-
dolph Benevolent Association will be held
tomorrow evening in the Oel0mbia Park
pavilion at Centreville.
The members of the FIRST Bohemian
Slayepian Crown Prince Rudolph Benevo-
lent Society contemplate erecting club
Louise to be furnished for their social in
tercourse and enjoyment.
Another of his special disoourses on the
subject, ssWhy Should Go to Church 2"
will be delivered this evening by Rev.
Henry W f. Jones, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Bergen Point.
At a recent meeting of Enterprise Hose
Company, No. /, of Constable Hook. the
resignation of George Fuerst was accepted,
Andrew Flanagan was elected to member
ship and Philip Farrelly was expelled.
For future incorporation the BAPTIST So
ciety of Bergen Point was recently organ
lied by the election of the following Off
GERS: President, Capt. Ira Beebe; secre-
tary, Henry Smith; treasurer, Elijah K.
Graft.
Rev. James F. Riggs, pastor of the Bergen
Point Reformed Church, will preach this
evening to his congregation on "Reward,"
the subject being the twentieth and last of
his special series Of Sunday evening dis
courses.
In the Thrill Germany Reformed
Church, on Avenue I, services to be con-
Quoted by Rev. Frank j. Goodwin, of New
York city, will be held this morning under
the direction OF the Baptist Society eff Ber-
gen Point.
Arrangements for the orgs nization Of a
new lodge of Odd Fellows will be made at
q meeting to be held Wednesday evening
in Hashagen's Hall, by a number of the
German-American residents of the Centre
vile section.
During the past month the receipts of
City Tax Collector McNeill's Office aggre-
gated SIT sos "a, as follows: Taxes, S.,
625. SIS; personal assessment bonds. ST.,
634 SO; assessments, 81, 1876 Is; fertilizing
material. IS.
A decided effort to secure the services of
Rev. Charles Herald, the well-known sing
ing evangelist from Moody's Tabernacle in
Chicago. during the ensuing summer sea-
son Will be made by the Baptist Society of
Bergen Point.
ssChristian Endeavor" is the subject of
the discourse to be delivered this morning
in the Madison Nj. E. Church, of Bayonne
proper, by Rev. Charles F. Hull, the pas
tor. His sermon for the evening services
is entitled "Conqueripg Grace"
At the residence of the bride s parents on
Avenue s, 3 ergen Point, Miss Zilph Beebe,
was married Thursday evening TO Mr.. E.
Walton Spring, popular young resident
of the same section. The young couple are
1od piy
Rev Henry w. F. Jones, City Inspector
of SCHOOLS, has enga led for his family a
suite Of rooms in the old La Tour cite
homestt ed on First street, Bergen Point,
Mrs D. J. Gilchrist having leased the
premises for first-class summer boarding
house.
An interesting paper, entitled "The His
tory of the Banana, was read to fair
sized audience in Arcanum Hall, Monday
evening, by Orator Joseph Fl. Wright, of
Bayonne Council No. Cos, Royal Arcanum
He also distributed generous supply of
bananas.
An appropriation of SITS has been do
mated to the memorial committee of James
n. Van Buskirk Post, No. 100, G.. A. R., by
the Board of Couneilmen, toward the
observance of Mem orial Day and the deco
ration Of the graves of the pa riot soldier
dead who sleep in the old cemetery at
Constable Hook.
The result of the annual election for off,
GERS of Trinity Episcopal Chureh, of Ber-
gen Point, was as follows: Wardens,
Messrs. Scion Humphreys and Henry
Meigs; vestrymen, j. Conner Smith, David
La Jouette, Thomas Dobson, Alfred W..
B both, George Pritchard, George W. Yates
and Charles K. Hitchcock.
Among the ladies who assisted in making
a success Of the fancy fair and bazaar held
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and
evenings in the parish building of the Trim
ity Episcopal Church, of Bergen Poiat,
were Mesdames S. Humphreys. A. L. A.
Maekie. G. f. Moore, W NJ. HobsoD, H.
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